Back-of-hand vein line extraction method based on local maximum between-class variance and mathematical morphology
A mathematical morphology, local maximum technology, applied in image data processing, instrumentation, computing, etc., can solve problems such as reducing the performance of finger vein recognition, reducing the saliency and robustness of vein features on the back of the hand, and uneven image contrast.
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[0036] The present invention proposes a hand vein pattern extraction method based on the local maximum between-class variance and mathematical morphology. The variance method quickly calculates the optimal segmentation threshold for image segmentation; finally, the open operation of mathematical morphology is used to filter out noise, the closed operation is used to repair some broken veins, and the hit and miss transformation of mathematical morphology is used to refine the image. The specific steps are:
[0037] Step1: Image preprocessing,
[0038] Step2: Image segmentation,
[0039] Step3: Mathematical morphology processing.
[0040] The invention can extract complete and clear dorsal vein lines, lays a foundation for realizing reliable identification of dorsal hand veins, and can be widely used in intelligent access control systems.
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